How bad is it?
It the problem that:
users in Poland see question marks but you don't them when you access
their server; or
you see question marks when you access their server but they don't; or
you and they see question marks when you access the server?
The issue is either:
the pages include characters that are not supported by the server
operating system;
the font used by the client operating system doesn't support characters
on the page
That's why you need to isolated it to the server or to the browser.
In English this is common with special punctuation characters (eg.
em-dash and slanted quotes), especially when deploying a system
developed with MS products to a non-MS server. If it's just some
punctuation that's causing the problem then you just need to replace
these with portable codes. If it's more than that you have a
configuration error at the Java level.
Raghuveer wrote:
I have deployed a struts web application on Windows 2003 Server in Poland
and India.
Application needs to display Polish language coming from SAP.
This is working in India on Windows 2003 Servers.
But Messages are coming Question marks from Similar Configuration
Server(language is polish) in Poland .
Any advice on this?
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